The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-04

4r,i1, biu npnsi-rntiromsn8, and 30 pit him
/ sessingt AIeEuery and the HtraiHiturt ileno-
+! Srals. whom he.hid ntiecenu iqr awhile 70
l mako gtink in the President e nuHsftm. a
1 III ygsls fhgr that Senator EilAsiH ronradi ana
/ reared moi As the wounded, but as tlie lilifl-
| FieIlaf lion President Cleveland, a liun MIN
aalR heard him. sent for nm, anti' tlie oat.HS
Of hia roar being eEplainet,i al'u w. w
mess and the intellectual caltbre OF Etlstls De-
coming manifest, the Presidents commence
Now WI saws Senator Gibson, in his speech at
AiiiSsI It is proper and right
] THAT Ne should be proud OF this man ana
| shunlti respect and honor ttr0yeT JleNeilliill,
feCntlse when called 10 the cher eNeoutlNt
ehnir he selected the chosen sons o. tho
South, ~ IN the old days OF the nenluoLAeSi
to hold high pOaitioHs ~ ms S9Dlnetjf a, I; I
thought IL my duty ~ senator ILOill Ill Ill
State, under these circumstance 70 stan4
nv flC administration of Cleveland, aud YET
| 1 found that becaure did tins certain gen fl-
| Elemen in tiIiB State imposed 0h me VIZ
| weight of their cenBure and gondenlnatduIi
/ THO fact that I was standing by the nrBt
| Democratic admins tTatlOn tnAI hhu been
/ brought into power since 1850 WAo Ds sl
enough, it seenH Tor certain leaqets ut w "
\ administration and Democracy Of TIE 0tlte
to enter MON decree for my exile from tile
| councils and trusts OF the De1noGrAto party
in this State, and yet fclluW-citlGellB IhHse
Same Rentlemeh have declared that because
Won and /, or others, don't support Gov NC
Emery candidacy that we are not Democrats.
Tho proposition il this, shat II you Btstiiq py
the national administration y0u are thlse
to the Democratic party, but u
| you do not Fupport the Candisiaoy OF the pres
| emf Governor of the State, You are false 70
the Democratic party. Now how car 4 pc
that beeausG ] am supporter of the m
! tionsl administration that am false 20 the
party7 If there be any organization winch
can determine by its action the principles Of
the party il il the L.HtionAi convention OF inc
party and If there be any head Of the, or;
ganiZatIon in the UnlUn which Is reC0gnlZeu
as the embodiment Of the power and lntelll-
Esnoe of the DemOoratlc party, y n the
| Democratic President Of the United States
| and the Democratic Cabinet which surr0Enls
| him, 1t would seem TO mo that Democrat
/ who would attempt to make war on a ma
Itinnal Democratic administration. especially
| At the very outset Of its career, and endeayoT
\ to undermine it IN the confluence OF the
party and the people OF the country was 90
| ing more to 0yerturn the great DemQeratlc
| organization of the country than any Demo
crat who concluded to support for Governor
| OF this StSte some ono else than tho present
| Chief Executive.
to be in the United States Senate can utter
| such blatant words Of mawElsh Hypocrisy
| and expect to escape confoundtng exposure
! Does Gen. Gibson seripnsly hope TO MAKE
any but the pharisegS OF his ilk ilalieYe that
! the opposition to him arises from his stand
| ing" 70 ateadisHtly by the first democratic
| President we have had in q quarter qt o cen
| tury7 The opposition 70 You, Senator, arose
/ your enemies say of your Wing by the Pres
| ident was discovered and understood.
Your deep-laid scheme 10 stand by tht
| President that he might furnish you tint
means to crush WillZ's friends, MCLneryI
| friends and the entire present State admins
EebFatiDu, is not with the Sidtes mere slttmlst
| or sREaeious guees. indeed, SENATOR We have
] read It. written with your Own hand, ~ q let
ter as long az the moral law, It's length Is al
/ in the ieIfsE, by the way, which reminded III
| OF the moral law, nor could N ever evoke anl
! clear idaB of morality in the concrete.
/ 1t was Senator GibsOnis deliberate p.lEpOse
conceived near two years age, to bring atoll
! the very faotional Tight which we nEa VII
Messing in Louisiana to-day. He caused eE
| Gov. Nichols to start upon crusade OF IN
/ egumpled ylFulenCe against Democratic
| administration. Among che most VIC
lent aud denuneidtOTy Oratorg Of thi
! oOteFie Of BGreheRdB have figured
number of Federal officers, who OW
their appointments to Senator CtibsOna
| loyal and unBelfish stand By the President
To-day that the fractional spirit he ha
evoked is far beyond his power to quell, AM
threatens to AYerWhelnl himself and eE-GfOE
| Nichols III one common disaster Senate
Gibson suuedlR, and squealing, he runs Dg
hind President Cleveland, and over hi
shoulders he waves tho white flag Of MARTYR
dom against the advancing and ayengin
hosts Of the MeEneryitss, with huBtis a
Too late, Randall Gibson As you hav
made your bed so must you lie You hay
taken Gen. Nichols with you in the sam
boat: with him you must shoot the rapids, q
sink with hlnl you must.